Manor · Ida-Viru County · Alutaguse
Pagari Paggar
Pagari was founded in the 1600s, and in 1650 Queen Christina confirmed it to Land Councilor Johann Delwig. In 1686 it was taken by the Swedish crown and placed under the Narva castle fief. Later the Stackelbergs acquired it outright. The house was built in 1870; from 1924 it held a school, and in Soviet times the Kohtla-Järve district education office.
Built / first recorded 1870
Style Historicism
Condition Standing
German name Paggar Today
The house served as a school and has since been used as a residence.
Owners Delwig1650–1686 Rootsi kroon1686–18. saj von Stackelberg18. saj–1919 Good to know In 1650 Queen Christina confirmed the estate to Land Councilor Johann Delwig. From 1695 Pagari was a crown manor. From 1924 the house held a school. Photos through time 1909 · Pagari manor1909 · Pagari manor from behind, from the flower garden1909 · Pagari manor1909 · Pagari manor, the steward’s house1909 · Pagari manor, the well1911 · Pagari manorarchive · Pagari manor housearchive · Pagari manor houseNearby
The buildings are stylized impressions, not surveyed models. Facts: mois.ee, Museum of Estonian Architecture, ERR, Wikipedia. Photos: MuIS and Wikimedia Commons, credited with each photo.
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